Sustainable growth is important to us so we are always very happy to hear from schools who are interested in joining the REAch2 family.

If you would like to arrange a conversation with a member of our senior team to learn more about REAch2 or becoming part of a multi-academy trust, please contact our Head of Programme Management, Lee Francis. Any conversion decisions will always be decided on a case-by-case basis and following robust due diligence.

Sir Steve Lancashire

Lee Francis
Head of Programme Management

Regardless of whether schools are part of our MAT, we are always looking to see if there are areas where we can offer support across the sector as part of our central belief that every child deserves a rich, rewarding, education, regardless of their background.

As part of our drive for transparency, we are always willing to share our resources with neighbouring schools in a bid to drive school improvement.

If you would like to know more about what we do and how we do it, please do get in touch and we’d be delighted to see how we can help.

REAch2 News

St Margaret’s Receives ‘Highly Commended’ Award
May 3, 2023

St Margaret’s Receives ‘Highly Commended’ Award

St. Margaret’s Primary Academy in Lowestoft has received a “highly commended” in recognition for its submission to the Greenest County Awards 2023. The awards showcase the efforts of individuals, communities, businesses, schools, and third sector organizations in Suffolk who are at the forefront of addressing the climate crisis and preserving our ecosystem. These are just … Read More

by Ian Smith
REAch2 Secures Bid Funding for Heat Decarbonisation Projects
April 17, 2023

REAch2 Secures Bid Funding for Heat Decarbonisation Projects

REAch2 Academy Trust has successfully secured funding from Salix for its heat decarbonisation projects. The funding worth £1,042,350 will be used to improve heating systems in four of the Trust’s academies. The project aims to promote sustainability by making the academies more energy-efficient, reducing their carbon footprint, and protecting the environment. Jon Collinson, Head of … Read More

by Michelle Rosemond